Medicare Expansion Bill Would Cover Dental, Vision, and Hearing for Seniors
A landmark healthcare bill would expand Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing coverage for the first time in the program's history.
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Senate Passes Landmark Voting Rights Protection Act
The U.S. Senate passed a sweeping voting rights bill designed to protect ballot access for every American citizen and combat...
Federal Minimum Wage Increase Lifts 3.7 Million Workers Out of Poverty
The new federal minimum wage increase to $17/hour has already lifted an estimated 3.7 million working Americans above the poverty...
Historic Clean Energy Bill Creates 500,000 Green Jobs Across America
The landmark clean energy investment is already creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in solar, wind, and electric vehicle manufacturing...
Police Reform Bill Establishes National Use-of-Force Standards
Bipartisan police reform legislation establishes the first-ever national standards for use of force, accountability, and community oversight.
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Equality Act Passes Congress, Extending Anti-Discrimination Protections
The Equality Act extends federal anti-discrimination protections to LGBTQ+ Americans in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.
Paid Family Leave Program Shows Strong Results in First Year
The national paid family leave program has been used by 4.2 million workers in its first year, with employers reporting higher retention and productivity.
Campaign Finance Reform Bill Aims to Get Dark Money Out of Politics
New legislation would require disclosure of all political donations over $10,000 and overturn Citizens United through a constitutional amendment.
Universal Pre-K Program Enrolls 2 Million Children in First Year
The national universal pre-kindergarten program has enrolled over 2 million three- and four-year-olds, with early results showing significant academic gains.
Prescription Drug Price Reform Saves Seniors an Average of $1,200 Per Year
Medicare's new authority to negotiate drug prices has resulted in dramatic cost reductions for seniors on expensive medications.
Opinion: Why Universal Healthcare Is an Economic Imperative
Universal healthcare isn't just a moral issue — it's an economic necessity that would free businesses from the burden of providing insurance and unleash entrepreneurship.
EPA Announces Strongest Clean Water Protections in a Generation
New EPA regulations will protect drinking water sources for over 100 million Americans by limiting PFAS contamination and strengthening enforcement.
Community-Led Violence Prevention Programs Cut Crime by 40 Percent
Cities investing in community-based violence prevention programs are seeing dramatic reductions in violent crime without increasing incarceration.
Disability Rights Advocates Celebrate Landmark Accessibility Ruling
A federal court ruled that digital accessibility is required under the ADA, ensuring websites and apps must be usable by people with disabilities.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Puts $50 Billion Toward Public Transit
The latest infrastructure package includes historic funding for public transit, connecting underserved communities to jobs and opportunities.
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Senate Passes Landmark Voting Rights Protection Act
The U.S. Senate passed a sweeping voting rights bill designed to protect ballot access for every American citizen and combat...
Campaign Finance Reform Bill Aims to Get Dark Money Out of Politics
New legislation would require disclosure of all political donations over $10,000 and overturn Citizens United through a constitutional amendment.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill Puts $50 Billion Toward Public Transit
The latest infrastructure package includes historic funding for public transit, connecting underserved communities to jobs and opportunities.
Economy View All
Federal Minimum Wage Increase Lifts 3.7 Million Workers Out of Poverty
The new federal minimum wage increase to $17/hour has already lifted an estimated 3.7 million working Americans above the poverty...
Paid Family Leave Program Shows Strong Results in First Year
The national paid family leave program has been used by 4.2 million workers in its first year, with employers reporting...
Student Debt Relief Program Has Cancelled $150 Billion in Loans
The income-driven student debt relief program has cancelled $150 billion in federal student loans for 5.3 million borrowers who met...
Social Justice View All
Police Reform Bill Establishes National Use-of-Force Standards
Bipartisan police reform legislation establishes the first-ever national standards for use of force, accountability, and community oversight.
Community-Led Violence Prevention Programs Cut Crime by 40 Percent
Cities investing in community-based violence prevention programs are seeing dramatic reductions in violent crime without increasing incarceration.
Indigenous Land Acknowledgment and Sovereignty Act Passes Committee
Landmark legislation recognizing tribal sovereignty and addressing historical injustices against Indigenous peoples advances through Congress.
Healthcare View All
Medicare Expansion Bill Would Cover Dental, Vision, and Hearing for Seniors
A landmark healthcare bill would expand Medicare to include dental, vision, and hearing coverage for the first time in the...
Prescription Drug Price Reform Saves Seniors an Average of $1,200 Per Year
Medicare's new authority to negotiate drug prices has resulted in dramatic cost reductions for seniors on expensive medications.
Mental Health Parity Act Ensures Equal Coverage for All Americans
New legislation strengthens mental health parity requirements, ensuring insurance companies cover mental health treatment the same as physical health.
Climate & Environment View All
Historic Clean Energy Bill Creates 500,000 Green Jobs Across America
The landmark clean energy investment is already creating hundreds of thousands of jobs in solar, wind, and electric vehicle manufacturing...
EPA Announces Strongest Clean Water Protections in a Generation
New EPA regulations will protect drinking water sources for over 100 million Americans by limiting PFAS contamination and strengthening enforcement.
Education View All
Universal Pre-K Program Enrolls 2 Million Children in First Year
The national universal pre-kindergarten program has enrolled over 2 million three- and four-year-olds, with early results showing significant academic gains.
Free Community College Program Shows Record Enrollment and Completion
The federal free community college program has boosted enrollment by 30% and doubled completion rates, with the strongest gains among...
Civil Rights View All
Equality Act Passes Congress, Extending Anti-Discrimination Protections
The Equality Act extends federal anti-discrimination protections to LGBTQ+ Americans in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations.
Disability Rights Advocates Celebrate Landmark Accessibility Ruling
A federal court ruled that digital accessibility is required under the ADA, ensuring websites and apps must be usable by...
Supreme Court Upholds Affirmative Action in Landmark Admissions Case
In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of race-conscious admissions programs that promote diversity in higher education.
Opinion View All
Opinion: Why Universal Healthcare Is an Economic Imperative
Universal healthcare isn't just a moral issue — it's an economic necessity that would free businesses from the burden of...
Opinion: The Case for Reparations — It's About More Than Money
Reparations are not just about financial compensation — they are about acknowledging historical wrongs and building a more just future...